Noe Kidder (filmaker)3rd time with us!

Noe Kidder estará no ARTErra pela terceira vez até ao final de Junho.
Anteriormente esta realizadora filmou KU´UIPO nesta região com os actores Gui Garrido (Portugal) e Marianna Vogt (Inglaterra).
A apresentação deste filme terá lugar no próximo dia 27 (sexta feira) pelas 21h30, na Casa dos Vidros, em Lobão da Beira, no Largo Candido Figueiredo. Convite aberto a todos!
Durante esta residência Noe irá estar a trabalhar o som da sua nova curta A PARADISE OF CHILDREN, já em fase de pós produção. Este trabalho explora a relação amorosa entre  aluno e  professor, e utiliza uma serie de tecnicas do cinema documental e com traços semelhantes a outros trabalhos desta artista.
Para ver alguns dos seus trabalhos por favor visite a página: http://noekidder.blogspot.com

Noe Kidder will visit ARTErra for the third time this June! Previously, Noe made the film KU'UIPO in the area with performers Gui Garrido and Marianna Vogt. She will be screening this film for the public during her stay. Noe will also be working on the soundtrack to her new short film, A PARADISE OF CHILDREN, which has already been shot (see production still). This film explores the love between teacher and student, and employs several of the techniques of experimental documentary and personal cinema that can be found in Kidder's other films. To watch some of her films online please visit http://noekidder.blogspot.com/

Sarah Kaiser Amaral painting in ARTErra

Sarah Kaiser Amaral, chega-nos de Chicago para trabalhar em residência no ARTErra cerca de duas semanas.

Esta artista trabalhará a figura humana (aceitam-se pessoas com disponibilidade para pousar ) e pintará ao ar livre. 

Procura nesta estadia focar-se na nossa paisagem. Utilizará a aguarela, e tentará usufruir da paz e quietude da região, do tempo e espaço para meditar.

www.sarah-kaiser.com

During my residency, I will focus on the landscape as well as plants and animals native to the region.  My area of concentration will be on life drawing and watercolor painting. I will enjoy the peace and quiet, as well as the time and space I will have to meditate.

Marjorie Arnett (USA) - in residency

Esta americana estará cerca de 2 semanas no ARTErra.

Aproveitará esta experiência e estadia para desenvolver novas técnicas e utilizar materiais diferentes dos que utiliza normalmente. A possibilidade de diálogo com outros artistas também é um beneficio,

Marjorie Arnett

Visual Artist

Artist statement and Work Project

After years of working in solitude within my panting studio, I find my work has reached a critical juncture where it is essential to seek feedback from my peers while the work undergoes a fundamental shift in direction.

Work responsibilities, change of location in the United States after a recent retirement and multiple surgeries have hampered my progress in making a new body of work to document life changing experiences. The left side of my face was removed ten years ago due to cancer then replaced through a process of many operations.  The opportunity for a two week residency within the artist community of ARTErra would give me focused time to create new work. It would also offer a community of  artists to share dialogue about emerging work among the artist-in-residence.  

I often paint on large stretched canvases with the medium of oil paint and I am interested in multiple levels of subject interpretation. My proposal for the ARTErra-Residency is to begin new works on paper using both acrylic paint and graphite sticks. As this new work emerges, I ask how one’s identity is formed through cultural standards of physical beauty and malformations. I plan to explore layer upon layer of paint and graphite on smaller paper formats and this will be an entirely new direction for me in my painting.  I want to work with acrylic paints; thinning, pouring, pushing, and possibly sanding surfaces until they speak of both the consequences of change in physical beauty and of consequences in malformation. The process of adding and subtracting on paper will mirror life experiences.  

I am very focused in my work and I feel that within a two week residency with you, I will be able to produce a body of work totally new to my portfolio both in technique and in subject matter.

http://www.elanarts.com/artists/arnett_marjorie/arnett_marjorie.htm

Convite para a exposição de Sue Palmisano - Mercado Velho de 13 a 26 de Junho

Susan Palmisano vive e trabalha em Pittsburgh, Pensilvânia. Os seus quadros foram exibidos em mais de 60 exposições nos  EUA(incluindo os de Nova York, Califórnia) e Europa, , Espanha, Croácia e Polônia. Ela é professora na Indiana University of Pennsylvania, onde ensina pintura e coordena  pós-graduações em Arte. Ela possui um mestrado pela Universidade de Cincinnati.

 
"Através de meus quadros, eu questiono o que significa ser humano na cultura de hoje, e como a nossa identidade humana se transforma num fluxo interminável de experiências sempre em mutação.Estando no  ARTErra, eu pretendo olhar para a paisagem e arquitetura local para inspirar novas imagens como uma metáfora para o colapso do tempo, a certeza da mudança, interconectividade e sincronicidade. Eu procuro expressar a nossa humanidade como parte integrante de um universo em expansão, em vez do seu centro." 

Estará em residência de 8 a 29 de Junho. 

 Susan Palmisano lives and works in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Her paintings have been shown in over 60 exhibitions throughout the USA and Europe including those in New York, California, Spain, Croatia, and Poland. She is a Professor at Indiana University of Pennsylvania where she teaches painting and coordinates their graduate programs in Art. She holds a MFA from the University of Cincinnati and a BFA from the University of Dayton. 

            “Through my paintings, I question what it means to be human in today’s culture, and how our human identity transforms in an endless stream of ever-shifting experience. While at ARTerra, I plan to look to the local landscape and architecture to inspire new imagery as a metaphor for the collapsing of time, the certainty of change, interconnectedness and synchronicity. I seek to express our humanity as an integrated part of an expanding universe, rather than at its center.”